Connecticut
moderate Regulation Level
Homeschooling is legal with comprehensive requirements
Overview
Connecticut requires annual notification, detailed curriculum plans, and annual portfolio review or testing. Parents must demonstrate their ability to provide adequate instruction.
Requirements
- File annual notice of intent by August 1st
- Submit detailed curriculum plan
- Maintain detailed attendance records (180 days minimum)
- Provide instruction in specific subjects (English, math, science, social studies, health, physical education, music, art)
- Submit annual portfolio or test results
- Maintain immunization records
- Parent must demonstrate teaching ability
Key Information
Testing Requirements:
Annual portfolio review or standardized testing
Notification Requirements:
Annual notice to local school district by August 1st
Curriculum Requirements:
Must include specific subjects with detailed curriculum plan
Last Updated:
2024-01-01
Additional Resources
For the most up-to-date information and legal guidance, consider consulting:
- • Your state's department of education website
- • Local homeschool support groups and organizations
- • Qualified legal professionals familiar with education law
- • State-specific homeschool associations